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New Post 5/12/2008 4:04 PM
User is offline Ryno
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Re: Do WAP (PAs) and non-WAP (PAs) conflict? 

That's interesting, Mitch.  The current coder packaged it using WSP as detailed in this website: http://adefwebserver.com/DotNetNukeHELP/DNN_PackageModule/Default.htm which I thought was pretty slick.  I liked (on my local develoment environment) that when I installed his PA it not only installed the module but also made it development ready by copying the source code, as well.  I like having the source in there since it makes it easy for me to backup everything in a PA.  I would assume if I wanted to distribute the PA made with WSP that I would just delete the code files and be set.

Odd that you mention C# code.  The module was made completely in VB.NET to my knowledge.

I'm curious why you don't use WSP.  I'll google and see if I can't figure that out.  Has anybody made a WAP tutorial that is as good as the WSP one I posted that covers using Visual Studio 2005/SQL Server 2005?  I'll take a look at the pinned posts in here and see if I can find one.

Mohsin, thanks for your comments.  I deleted the modle from the ModuleDefinitions table and then deleted all modules of it from the Modules table.  I did this after uninstalling it from the Host menu first which did delete it from the ModuleDefinitions table but did not delete it from the Modules table.  I then reinstalled and still got the unique key violation.  I'm going to take a better scrub here and see if I can't fix it.


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New Post 5/12/2008 4:21 PM
User is offline Ryno
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Re: Do WAP (PAs) and non-WAP (PAs) conflict? 

I'm curious why when I re-install the PA after deleting the module from both tables why it gives that Unique Key violation error during install but yet apparently installs the module.  And when I look in the ModuleDefinitions table it has the same ModuleDefID that it had before instead of creating a new record.  I think this might be a clue.  It's like it's not actually being deleted from the ModuleDefs table even though I'm doing a select and verifying it's gone.


I use DNN version 4.8.1
 
New Post 5/12/2008 4:32 PM
User is offline Ryno
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Re: Do WAP (PAs) and non-WAP (PAs) conflict? 

Well I repeated my steps except I also deleted the commented out <subdirectories> code in the web.config AND, more importantly, there was a folder in the DesktopModules section for the module I had not deleted.  It had the namespace identifier in front of it so I missed it.

The new WSP module installed fine and the module is working.  Thanks for all the help.


I use DNN version 4.8.1
 
New Post 5/12/2008 5:25 PM
User is offline Michael Washington
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Re: Do WAP (PAs) and non-WAP (PAs) conflict? 

 Ryno wrote

Has anybody made a WAP tutorial that is as good as the WSP one I posted that covers using Visual Studio 2005/SQL Server 2005? 

I have one here:

http://www.adefwebserver.com/DotNetNukeHELP/DNN4_WAP/

but it's short. All my other code including the code I do at work is WSP. The reason all my samples are in WSP it was the only format that worked with Visual Web Developer Express. Now that will change with the new asp.net service pac. However I will continue to use WSP because I simply prefer it at this point.

Some prefeer WAP format but If you like WSP continue to use it because the final result is the same as far as the asp.net runtime is concerned.



Michael Washington
* ADefWebserver.com
* DNN Module Developer's Guide
* IWEB - DNN Web Services
* Silverlight and DotNetNuke
 
New Post 5/12/2008 5:31 PM
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Re: Do WAP (PAs) and non-WAP (PAs) conflict? 

Thanks much.


I use DNN version 4.8.1
 
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